... weg• three millionr of toiling women in the tubed Kingdom, i jet there no room in that Commis-toe for admen. ( spplsuw.) 11-plying to a vote of thanks, Lady said she had uo ultimate Wilt of the struggle for women's suffrage, sod hoped before she died to ...

... appreheusioa. WHY WOMEN SHOULD N , iT GET THE VOTE. Mr Samuel Smith, M.P., written a reply to ooe of his constituents on the question of women's suffrage. He defends his opposition to it. lo a country, he points out, since the world began have women enjoyed the ...

... maltreated, and their windows have been broken. The military were called out. WONIEN SUFFRAGE gIiK.iTION. A deputation of the Edinburgh National tiin. ciety for Women's Suffrage waited upon the Lord Advocate on Wedoesdey afternoon in his chambers at Parliament ...

... Wellington in the following terms— The Hones of Representative* to-day peened a Bill granting the residential suffrage to women, and also qualifying women for election to Parliament. What a resolution do these few words unveil in the near future' All the idols ...

... rep iir the line. TUE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT.- It is reported that efforts are being made by the Women's Suffrage Society, Manchester, to bring pressure to bear upon the Goverument to induce them to give the franchise to women in time for ...

... started for the boy’s race, which was won by John Duncan (scratch) who also won the race last year. There was no need for women's suffrage at the games, for the fair sex had an opportunity of trying their speed. 0. Anderson carried off the honour being the ...

... say thin familiar etym./ in connection with the suffrage question If suffrage is now grunted, how can it ever Ie titan back ? Some one says, why ehmild it eerie be given up Them are the reasons : 1 All Women do not know h to vote, and the lower can he easily ...

... agitation of the advocates of female suffrage results in only a very few women professing to want a vote. As to practical reforms resulting from the political enfranchisement of women, this is mere anticipation. If women ever advocate any fancied reform at ...

... labourers and not to the women farmers, of whom there are some 20,000, who are their mistresses; and that women are deeply concerned in legislation, and therefore should have a voice in electing legislators. And many other arguments why women should possess the ...

... time. GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE MEETING. A unique demonstration was held in the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, in slippert of the movement fur obtaining Parlionieutary suffrage for women. The meeting was almost exclusively composed of women, men being only admitted ...

... establishment of household suffrage in counties the admission of their own sex to electoral rights would occasion a much larger numerical enfranchisement than it would do at present. As for the question of household suffrage in counties, its settlement ...

... Now the women have their innings. They have.shown the Conservative party what they can for that sentimental type Imperialism which is connected with tho yellow rise of spring. The result is that Lord Salisbury has declared himself for women since the ...